Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1921, Page 34

Ag.> B SAMPLES OF WOOD PULP FROM ALASKA RECEIVED Forest Service Officials Say New ‘Mill at Juneau Marks Mile- stone in Production. First samples of wood pulp from a new mill near Juneau, Alaska, have been.received by the Department of Agrieulture. Forest service officials declare that the establishment of the millynarks another milestone in pulp production for the news print indus- try. - The mill near Juneau is the first 10 be established in_the tetritory and is operated by hydroelectric power. 1t ha¥ a capacity of twenty tons of a day, with power resources ilable for increasing the output to tons. The samples received here saruce pulp, but hemlock will &e ground in quantities news print purposes,- officials’ stated. Later, it is planned to enlarge the mill, 80 as to make paper. Forest service officials said an area of the Tongass National Forest, con- taining. two billion feet of pulp-mak- ing timber, would be placed on the markets soon, in response to inquiries from pgespective paper manufactur- ers. —_— MAJ. HARA LOSES GEMS. “Friends” Ransack Home—Other Thefts Reported to Police. Tsunanri Hara, assitant mil sy, met two young men near Tho; Circle Saturday night and invited them to his home, 1912 16th street. After their departure, according to a report to. the pelice, he missed $50 in cash, a gold watch and chain, three pins. a ring and other articles. Burglars ‘visited A. O. ‘Hutter jewelry store, at 808 14th street, early yesterday morning. Entrance was ®ained by cutting a hole in the front show window, and a quantity of jew- eiry stolen. Mrs. Clara Amorky. 501 South Capi- tol street, reported the theft of a dia- mond ring valued at $500. The ring was stolen from her home yesterday afternoon. Rev. J. H.~Dunham, 2109 G street, told police of the third precinct that a caller at his home Saturday night stopped at the refrigerator on the rear porch agd helped himself to $10 worth of food.. Nancy Johnson, 33 Elvan road, Ana- costia, reported that a colored boy snatched her pocketbook, containink 50 cents, while she was crossing a vacant lot, near Morris and Stanton roads, nof {oF from her home, last nig! DISCUSS WHALE WITH LEG Lecture Turns to Female Caught .in British Columbia. At a recent lectare held at the Amer- fcan Museum of Natural History the first whale with hind legs was the sub- Ject of an interesting scientific discus- sion. The whale was caught in British Columbia. The legs project some four feet from the body near the tail, and are about six inches broad, the bones being covered with a thick layer of blubber, which may or may not have contained muscle. The whale, - a* female, fifty feet in length, was unfortunately not preserved at the Victoria whaling station, where it was brought in, and one of the legs ‘was broken off by those making the capture. GIVEN J0B An executive.ord President Wilson March 4 authoriz of Miller W. G in the classifiel ‘WILSON. issued by former the morning of ythe appointment £ “to a position ice of the gov- nee to the civil Mr. Gleseking has In the executive office for nearly three years, and, the order says. “has rendered cfficient and faithful service.” Open an accotint right now —remember, it is what you save, not what you earn, that counts—make #p your mind to get ahead financially—open an account now. ANK OF COMMERCE ARD SAVINGS Cor. 7th and E Sts. ! Romance When T was young I looked on Grace as being an enchanting maid; she had a sweet and win- ning face. her hair was of an auburn shade, and when through town she deigned to chase she made the other damsels fade. I asked her if she would be mine; but I was then an awkward clown, and other suitors stood in line, and some had wealth, and some renown; and through- ‘long months I shed the brine be- cause that maiden turned me down. All kinds of years have flown since then, and kings have tumbled, with their crowns, and little boys are now old men, and little glrls are ancient crones, Grace, and we exchanged some startled stares; she’s holding an official place, and meddles i in the state’s affairs; and like a meat- ax is her face, and on her chin are long gray hairs. And doubt- less when-she saw me stand, so fat and lame, an ancient skate, she thought her luck was simply grand, that she had dodged the married state, that my proposals she had canned, and shooed me from her garden gate. And she is glad, and I am glad, that youthful dreams and hopes are dead; for in our youth we all are ‘|and I sit smoking in my den, and thank the gods in fervent tones. ‘ Today I met the dream girl, mad, and all our stars are burn-} ing red; and I. adjust my ]l\fl"' pad. and take nine pills, and to bed. WALT \Lr\\ON Copyright by George Matthew Adams. COURT-MARTIAL ACTION. Wilson- Approved Sentence in Shep- pard Case, Reversed Tyler's. Orders just issued by the War De- partment show that former Presjdent Wilson approved the sentence of dis- missal imposed by court-martiol i the case of Capt. Edward P. Sheppard, 28th Infantry, convicted of charges of desertion and converting funds of certain enlisted men to his own use, and disapproved a similar sentence Imposed by court-martial in the case of Maj. Joseph H. Tyler, Dental Corns, convicted of .charges involving the || misappropriation of funds of enlisted } men. Maj. Tyler was restorod to duty. All Werk Guaranteed. THE GIBSON CO., Inc. 917 G St. N.W. We are reads 1o supply ¥ou, now or wiemever you THE EVENING T CERYAINLY ‘LoOKS LIKE AN ERRLY SPRING [THE JONESES ARE | ook BROUND FOR A PLACE IN ALREADY STUDY LIP READING. Club to Take Up Needs of Deaf in Washington. The Speech Reading ‘Club of Wash- ington, organized recently to meet the needs of more than 2,000 deaf or slightly deaf persons in the Capital city, is to hold a meeting at 8 o'clock Thursday | night at 1601 35th street northwest. Speakers ‘from other, cities will tell of the results accomplished by similar organizations. The aims of the club are: To spread the knowledge of under- standing speech by watching the lips of speakers; to relieve the social isola- tion of the deafened and to be an active instrument of helpfulness to the deaf and hard of hearing, it is ‘stated. Speakers at the meeting are 1o be | Nathan Todd Porter, jr., and Dr. Charles | Miss Annetta W. Peck of New York, Miss Mildred Kennedy of Boston, Mrs. W. Richardson. 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CHARLES RAY in CRANDALL'S 45optp pueaTER “HONORABLE ALGY” 'mt;u% RLES ILAY ln SPE ADDED ATTRACTION, “THE ISLAND OF CUBA.” CRANDA"’S YORK THEATER ALLSTAR CART o % o"h 0 Sts. N.W. VINDEMER $AsT, TODAY TOMORRO! POLA NEGRI in “PASSION” . Notice—Owing to the length and cost tin production the following schedult n‘ l7he in effect: Show atart: iy @ and 9 p.m. Admission -4-:': Sualug tae. And COMEDY, “HIs o JONAH DAY. a lrvI-‘ St N.W. | LYRIC 2o T RLE. in OCONWAY TBA D ROAD. OF AMRBITION.” Al SUNSHINE COMBIY. twe meels | O'DONNELL’S R™EW oDl S e seaa® HART, WI"TP in “THE WHITE MOLL." o, ; children, 20 cents, in 14th Street and R. I. A: JACK MULHALL, In “THE HOPE.” ve. ‘ um" North Caj and P Sts. MAE IH'IIRA\' and“DAVII POWELL, in “IDOLS OF CLAY.' l"z" IITIIIGHSTEII Taa e—.1a, o Pacisiea Life, i “TOTO!' i At 4:30 Thursday—56e to $2.60 Mot Accomplished of Liviag Re- ' RUTH DRAPER _ Original Character Sketehes. | Next Sun., Seats Thurs, 50c te $2.50 | 11 A. M—ALL WEEK—11 P. 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